Chinese nationals who previously roamed various areas of Uttara in the capital from morning to night to broadcast live videos are no longer being seen. In these videos, they misrepresented different locations in Uttara as New Delhi, India's capital, while also making various negative remarks about the lifestyle of local residents. However, since November 7, they have not been seen broadcasting live in different areas of Uttara.
Local residents say the presence of Chinese nationals in various parts of Uttara has not been noticeable for several days. Nothing escaped their cameras—alleyways, people's homes, and streets alike. Along with presenting Uttara locations as New Delhi, they frequently made disparaging comments about the daily lives of local people.
Police Surveillance and Operations
Police stations in the area say that after media reports were published, law enforcement agencies increased their surveillance and operational activity. Since then, the activities of these Chinese nationals have declined. On November 11, a sweep through Sector 12, Tekpara, and surrounding areas found no Chinese nationals broadcasting live videos.According to local residents, the Chinese vloggers were previously a regular presence, recording and livestreaming footage of people's daily routines, homes, and streets. The sudden halt of these activities has brought a sense of relief to the community.
Content of Videos and Reactions
Sources indicate that the Chinese vloggers' live videos presented various Uttara locations as New Delhi, India's capital. They also made negative comments about the local way of life, which drew widespread criticism on social media. Law enforcement became active only after the media published reports on the matter.Police claim that increased surveillance has brought an end to these activities. However, no official statement has yet been made regarding what measures would be taken if such incidents recur. Residents hope the heightened vigilance will continue.
